Kojak: The Complete Movie Collection [DVD]

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Synopsis

The Marcus-Nelson MurdersA roman a clef depicting the Wylie-Hoffert murders, this is the first of the made for TV movies introducing the Kojak character and was essentially the pilot for the long-running crime series. When a black ghetto youth is accused of two bizarre murders, Kojak takes it upon himself to find the real murderer. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi

Kojak: None So BlindA rich businessman, his wife and son are involved in illegal transactions as Kojak investigates. ~ Jeaniff Dorset, Rovi

Kojak: Fatal FlawWhen a man was murdered following his expose on organized crime, Kojak investigates and meets up with a former lover and the dead man's wife. ~ Jeaniff Dorset, Rovi

The Belarus FileAfter a seven-year absence from the small screen, NYPD detective Theo Kojak (Telly Savalas) made a comeback in the TV-movie The Belarus File (originally Kojak: The Belarus File). Adapted from John Loftus' best-selling spy novel The Belarus Secret, the film teams Kojak with federal agent Dana Sutton (Suzanne Pleshette). Following a labrynthine trail of evidence, the two investigators uncover a conspiracy that dates back to the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in the early 1940s. Max Von Sydow and Herbert Berghof guest star. Though Kojak himself is largely superfluous to the proceedings, the producers hoped that The Belarus File (premiere date: February 16, 1985) would serve as the launching pad for a weekly Kojak revival. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Kojak: ArianaKojak is sidetracked by a lovely girl while investigating the activities of a corrupt drug lord. ~ Jeaniff Dorset, Rovi

Kojak: Flowers for MattyFlowers for Matty was one of a smattering of 2-hour Kojak TV dramas presented on the 1989-90 series The ABC Saturday Mystery Movie. Theo Kojak, now a police inspector, takes on the case of a murdered author. The dead man was just about to publish an inflammatory book about mob activities. There's an overabundance of suspects, chief among them guest star Angie Dickinson. Dickinson plays a TV talk show hostess and the wife of the murdered man. She also happens to be the former love of Theo Kojak. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Kojak: The Price of JusticeWhen a woman is suspected of killing her 2 young sons, New York police inspector Theo Kojak is called in to investigate. ~ Jeaniff Dorset, Rovi

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